Overall Product Dimensions: 8 in. W x 8 in. D x 9 in. H
Housed in a white planter
Recommended for decorative indoor use
Artificial plants are manufactured using synthetic materials and are well designed and constructed to be life-like in appearance. No maintenance needed for this artificial plant; wipe clean with a soft dry cloth
Item will need to be re-shaped when removed from the box; this artificial plant can easily bend for reshaping purposes - please separate and fluff the stems to achieve the desired fullness. Measurements are calculated from the furthest outstretched d
Planter Dimensions: H: 4 In. W: 4 In. D: 4 In.
If you’re into the jungle look, you’ll go wild for this Pothos Artificial Plant. The trailing fake plant has cascading dense, green foliage of silky, vine-like leaves – that overflow from the planter and feel real to touch. Standing 9’, from a white planter (included in height), this trio is the perfect addition for bookshelves, home offices, or lonely windows. Enhance the look by pairing with a Monstera or Fiddle Leaf Fig and complete your jungle-inspired space. Silk plants are manufactured using synthetic materials, such as polyester material or plastic, and are well designed and constructed to be life-like in appearance. This item will need to be re-shaped when removed from the secure box to allow it to reach its fullest size. Your artificial plant will look beautiful for years to come; simply wipe clean with a soft dry cloth when needed.
About Nearly Natural Inc. - For over 75 years, Nearly Natural Inc. has been providing conscientious consumers with beautiful alternatives to natural decorations. Employing and advised by naturalists who understand the live plant world, Nearly Natural is able to recreate the most realistic-looking decorative items for homes, offices, and businesses. Driven by a true commitment to customer service, attention to detail, and natural philosophy, Nearly Natural strives to bring customers the most beautiful, unique, and striking faux plants and floral on the market.
